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SENIOR FUND IS STILL SHORT

Only $61,000 Has Been Collected--Plan Clean-Up Drive This Week

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED February 25, 1924

With sixteen collectors yet to be heard from, only $61,600 of the desired $150,000 for the Senior Class Fund has been raised.

Of those who have not responded the greatest proportion is among the 165 men who could not be personally interviewed. Only 27 of these have subscribed, their policies amounting to $7000.

As the committee is not satisfied with the progress of the fund, they plan a clean-up drive. Therefore today, Tuesday, and Wednesday a special effort will be made to see each delinquent personally.